Business lawsuits sometimes revolve around the sale of counterfeit goods. If you discover that another company has been illegally selling your designs or making products that look identical to yours, it may be a violation of your intellectual property rights. For that...
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Navigating agricultural contract disputes in California
Agricultural contracts can help to manage relationships and facilitate both farming operations and agricultural transactions. Understandably, when disputes arise regarding the terms or performance/non-performance of a contract, stress and potential financial losses...
Why the financial costs of litigation may be a worthy investment
The prospect of business litigation often inspires concerns about high financial costs, time-consuming processes and potential risks. However, these costs can sometimes be a worthy investment for a business. While many litigation risks can be managed effectively in...
California law and HOA prohibitions of political signage
There’s no doubt that the U.S. is more politically polarized than ever. That’s true even within our own state – and sometimes within communities. No one has to drive far without seeing a bumper sticker, flag, banner, poster or sign that reflects support for a...
Examples of a breach of contract
Many business disputes revolve around a breach of contract. Two business owners may have signed a contract together, but only one of them upholds their side of the deal – such as paying for services or products that were never rendered. Contracts can be breached in...
Consumer confusion matters when choosing a business name
When choosing a business name, you have to be careful not to pick something that has already been protected as a piece of intellectual property. This means you generally can’t pick the same name as major corporations that have worldwide brand recognition. You are free...
How cease and desist tools can keep you out of court
Most small and medium size business owners don’t want to go to court to protect their interests if they don’t have to. That’s one reason why they’re too often the victims of intellectual property (IP) violations, defamation and libel, contract violations, creditor...
Is a partnership a good idea?
Choosing the right business structure is crucial for the success and sustainability of any venture. One common option is a partnership, where two or more individuals share ownership and responsibilities. However, before diving into a partnership, it's essential to...
Preparing to attend court to resolve your business dispute
Attending court can be a daunting experience. Even if you’re a business owner who is used to high-pressure situations, being embroiled in a dispute that has led to litigation can be a particularly stressful situation. Whether the matter at issue concerns a contract...
When does a company have a duty to preserve evidence?
Occasional disputes that evolve into litigation are something to be expected in almost any industry. Generally speaking, a company is typically expected to preserve evidence that might be related to any lawsuits. This duty is triggered not only when there is an...